10th English Part A Comprehension Challenge 2 Unit 2

 






Question 1 of 15
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1. What did Mandela pledge to uphold?
  • The Constitution and the well-being of the people.
  • The laws and traditions of the rulers.
  • The interests of powerful leaders and officials.
  • The rules and customs of foreign nations.
2. Why was hosting world nations a rare privilege?
  • Foreign rulers invited Mandela to their countries.
  • Powerful nations offered South Africa financial support.
  • Former outlaws became respected hosts of world leaders.
  • The government allowed outsiders to control the country.
3. Which word means freedom from political control?
  • Oppression.
  • Deprivation.
  • Discrimination.
  • Emancipation.
4. What did Mandela promise to end?
  • Privilege.
  • Poverty.
  • Dignity.
  • Justice.
5. Political freedom is achieved, but discrimination continues. Which action best fulfils Mandela’s vision?
  • Celebrating political freedom without changing social conditions.
  • Giving economic benefits only to powerful communities.
  • Preserving old inequalities to maintain social stability.
  • Ensuring equal opportunities and dignity for every citizen.
6. Where does the tiger walk inside the cage?
  • Around the houses near the jungle.
  • Through the tall grass of the forest.
  • Along the few steps of his cage.
  • Beside the visitors at the zoo.
7. Where should the tiger be lurking?
  • Behind the walls of a concrete cell.
  • In the shadows of the jungle.
  • Near the houses of the village.
  • Beside the visitors at the zoo.
8. Which word describes the tiger’s stripes?
  • Concrete.
  • Quiet.
  • Vivid.
  • Gentle.
9. What confines the tiger?
  • Forest.
  • Shadow.
  • House.
  • Cell.
10. The tiger is powerful but imprisoned. What does this contrast suggest?
  • Zoo animals always prefer safety to their natural habitats.
  • Wild animals become happier when humans control them.
  • Concrete cages help animals express their natural instincts.
  • Captivity deprives wild animals of freedom and natural behaviour.
11. Why did Hari Singh consider staying with Anil?
  • Anil promised him wealth without any effort.
  • Anil offered him food and an opportunity to learn.
  • Anil wanted him to become a famous writer.
  • Anil offered him a permanent job in a magazine.
12. What did Anil teach Hari Singh to write?
  • His address.
  • A letter.
  • His name.
  • A story.
13. How did Anil earn his living?
  • Selling.
  • Teaching.
  • Writing.
  • Farming.
14. What freedom did Hari Singh enjoy at Anil’s home?
  • Imprisonment.
  • Punishment.
  • Independence.
  • Restriction.
15. Hari Singh steals Anil’s money but later returns. What best explains his change of heart?
  • His fear of the police alone makes him return the stolen money.
  • His disappointment over the stolen money makes him seek revenge.
  • His wish to find a richer employer makes him abandon the money.
  • His growing trust in Anil and desire for education outweigh his immediate greed.

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